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On Wednesday, April 29, the Life Design Lab community came together to celebrate a year of hard work, connection, and momentum at the Internship Academy End-of-Year Celebration. With food and a strong sense of community, the event marked an important …
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This year, the Johns Hopkins Life Design Lab welcomed a powerful cohort of students to the annual Map the System competition—an experience centered not on quick fixes, but on deeply understanding the complex systems shaping the world around us.
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Monica Queen, Nov 25
Johns Hopkins University faculty and staff gathered Nov. 18 for the return of Homewood Basket Bingo, a spirited fundraiser benefiting United Way and sponsored by the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences’ United Way Committee. The …
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One of the most powerful leverage points we have is access to resources. So many of our resources are tied up through organizations, non-profits, government, and universities. Here at Johns Hopkins, the Imagine Center brings together a dynamic outfit of staff, implementing …
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Claire Goudreau, Oct 14
Johns Hopkins University is launching a new initiative to support undergraduate and graduate student efforts to promote respectful on-campus dialogue.
Through the Student Blue Jay Dialogue Innovation Fund, selected projects will receive up to $10,000 in …
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Written by: Kara Hunter and Rickie Eatherly
At Johns Hopkins University, curiosity isn’t confined to the classroom—it’s a driving force that powers discovery, innovation, and growth. During this year’s Future Fest, we brought that spirit to life with our Research …
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This July, The Johns Hopkins University joined educators and innovators from around the globe at the Map the System Global Final 2025, hosted by the University of Oxford. Representing Hopkins were first-year students Akhila Rao and Aditi Singasani, whose project …
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Kristin Hanson, Aug 12
During his senior year as an undergraduate at Yale, Drew Prinster completed a global health certificate program. His capstone project focused on the use of AI tools to predict patient diagnoses and improve health care quality. …
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Looking for connection, support, or just a space to share and grow with others who understand your journey? The Office of Benefits & Worklife and JHEAP, the Johns Hopkins Employee Assistance Program, host virtual networking groups where …
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Fourteen students and recent graduates from Johns Hopkins University have received Fulbright grants as part of the 2025-2026 award cycle, continuing the university’s long-running success as a top producer of student recipients.
The Fulbright program is …
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